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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
The State Leader expresses a goal to be the preferred newspaper by offering the broadest mix of news from many sources for a wide audience and invites criticism and suggestions.
Dr G C Strader returns from Omaha Bishop Beecher speaks at St Mark s Church Red and Reel club meets at city county building No development in Failer murder investigation Dollar Day traffic surge Dan Donahue seeks road laborers Birth announced Dorothy Darrell seven pounds born March 8 to A D Persson Cheyenne cancellation to Rawlins for Yee Geow execution Society editor Clara Dodds limited by sprained ankle Will executor B B David estate about 30000 96 civil docket cases planned for April term Consistory cathedral excavation progresses Rotary club meeting at Plains Hotel March county court term to start March 28 Trails feeding city arteries in good condition Jury likely in April Union Pacific GM William Jeffers passes through Failer case may keep docket light if no new homicide
Clara Hamon will testify she shot multimillionaire and Republican official in self defense after years of domination and threats. The narrative details her escape from Ardmore to Durant Dallas Cisco and El Paso with a $260 chauffeur payment and a $300 coat, alongside her rumored wealth and oil interests.
Reports say Kronstadt rebels lead a Petrograd uprising against Bolshevik rule with Oranienbaum captured and Petrograd possibly in rebel hands. Lenin and Trotzky rush from Moscow to quell the revolt while General Avaroff and propagandist Zinovieff are targeted for execution.
At the Plains Rotary luncheon Bishop Beecher and City Engineer J A Whiting spoke. Three high school students Mark Hirsig Roland Chambers and Harry Engstram were the guests of honor as the club plans weekly student guests to stay connected with the high school.
The attorney general's opinion, released by the Bureau of Internal Revenue, holds beer and wine under Volstead act limits for medical and non beverage purposes. Palmer’s ruling prompts officials to draft enforcement rules, while critics say it clashes with state codes and federal intent.
BEAUFORT N C March 9 A grim spectre stood unseen at the helm of the well built schooner Carroll A Deering when she cleared Rio de Janeiro harbor last December riding light and winged out to sea with Norfolk port to Snake via the Barbadoes The ship was tough and trim
Lincoln Nebraska March 9 Secretary J I Hart of the state department of trade and commerce announced a preliminary examination of the A Castetter bank at Blair shows bad paper about 260 000 slow and doubtful 318 000 real estate mortgages 228 000 overdrafts 15000 and discrepancies with other banks 22
President Harding and foreign rulers exchanged messages of peace and friendship announced today. A note on economy and cooperation appeared in talks with President Millerand of France, while Pan American solidarity featured in communications with South and Central American leaders.
An advertising notice sells the Indispensable Investor Pocket Manual monthly, offering 5000 stock and bond records and 400 corporations data via investment houses or free mail copies. A second ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a wholesome laxative praised by a Pittsburg user for cleansing and health benefits.
After stock taking, store keepers are urged to brighten and renovate their shops before spring. A bright clean store is said to boost trade and cash returns. The message promotes using proper paint and varnish and offers painting services.
In the announcement honoring President Miller, a chorus of congratulatory messages was extended by monarchs and presidents. Attendees included King Albert of Belgium, King Victor Emanuel of Italy, King Gustaf of Sweden, King Boris of Bulgaria, Sultan Ghadjar of Persia, and presidents Pes 60a of Brazil, Melendez of Salvadore, Gondra of Paraguay, Acosta of Porto Rico, Bustillos of Venezuela, Suagez of Colombia, Porras of Panama, Brum of Uruguay, Menocal of Cuba, and Saavedra of Bolivia.
The 26 postal savings banks in Wyoming hold deposits totaling 241,293 dollars as Postmaster William G. Haas of Cheyenne confirms the figures.
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